Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-11-03
Best canned goods at Kellar's.
Fresh fruit in its season at Kellar's.

house.
See that your ballot reads AGAINST
the sale"
Our Rooster is getting double feed
these days.
Now is the time to order your hay
burners at Murphy's.
Sell your grain at Aliens Agency
and get the highest price.
Brauch says he has stack of holiday
goods this year that takes the cake.
1t is reported that Geo. w. Stone is
preparing to move away from Parker.
Scott n Swan are ready to receive
loads Of hay delivered at shed IN Hur-
ley.
The U. S. supreme court refuses to
interfere in the case of the Chicago
anarchists.
Call at Aliens Agency and get Il
few copies of the "Record," to send
your friends.
Aliens Agency handles real estate
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
Regular monthly temperance meet
ing will be held at Kyle hall, Sunday
evening, November 6;
II. j. Sanborn goes to Yankion next
week, where he will serve as a petit
juror in the US. court.
C.B. Valentine writes that he is i'm
proving and hopes to be able te start
for home this week.
The surveying party of the Yankton
and Missouri Valley railroad company
passed through town this morning on
their way to Yankton. During the
short stop made in town, it was learned
that the survey had been completed to
Sioux Falls, passing about two miles
west of Lennox. at Sioux Falls Engl-
neer House met the party with instruc-
tionsfrom headquarters, and it is prob
able that the work of setting the
grade stakes will be commenced the
fore part of next week.
The Muklenberg grass, commonly
known as Nimble Will, Timber Will,
Small Willow Top, Drop Seed Grass,
etc, found in Minnesota, Dakota, Kan
sas, Iowa, Nebraska and Colorado, is
accounted by Prof. Bessy, of The Uni
versity of Nebraska as very valuable
grass. In 1878 and 1879 he had chemi-
cal analysis made of it, which showed
that it is more than twice as nutritious
as bluegrass, weight for weight, nearly
three times as nutritious as red top and
orchard grass, and tour times as nutri-
tious as timothy. 1t is a poor seeder.
Experiments are to be made with it.
Farmer.
Our farmer readers will serve their
own interests by noticing what busi-
ness men advertise. They are always
the best and safest men to deal with.
The man or firm who is too tight-fsted
and selfish to advertise never has liber-
ality enough in his heart to give low
rates on goods. is universally the
man who does small business, and if
he lives, must sell at higher figures
than his advertising opponent who en-
Joys prosperous business. 1t not only
pays to advertise but it always pays to
deal with those who advertise and you
will save money and encourage the
spirit of generosity which is the key to
business success.
Rochelle, Ill, Register: Six years ago
the Dakota fever broke out in and
about Rochelle in a most malignant
form and pretty much the whole COM
munity had u touch of it. The next
year the croakers began to prophesy
ruin and starvation to all who went
there to settle, but they continued to
hire cars and they are going yet. But
now the cars are not only going but
coming. Instead of Ogle county send
ing provisions to feed the poor OF Da-
kota, Dakota is now sending potatoes
to Oglc county. The hungry people
are at the wrong end of the line to full
fill the prophecies, and thel told you
SOS are coming to the front in great
shape to buy potatoes.
The Illuminated hanger gotten out
! under the supervision of Commissioner
| Mcclure Of the immigration depart
ment, wherein Dakota is represented as
presenting to Uncle Sam report of her
resources, and is asking that the figures
may be placed side by side with those
of the thirty. eight states of the union,
is the best advertising scheme ever de-
vised for Dakota. Every member of
congress should have one of these care
fully compiled tables Of statistics on
his desk at the opening of the next ses-
sion, that he may learn something of
the resources of this vast domain. 1t
would not be out of place to hang one
in each school room in Dakota, that the
pupils may. by comparison with the
states, be able to more fully compre.
hend Dakota as she is. We are all
proud of her.
An item published in last weeks
Herald regarding some machine notes
sent here for collection has created
quite breeze in certain quarters. c
II. Flowers takes exceptions to the
wording of the item, feeling tnat ar
injustice is done him therein. What
the Herald intended to say was thai
the notes passed through the hands o.
Mr.. Flowers and were turned over t:
the company by him, not that he hat
any hand in the drawing up or signing
of them. 1t now turns out, however
that the principal note in controvers,
was given by G. A. Near in settlemen
of an account. in which grain. cash ant
some machinery figured. The matte
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